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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-05-05
coMMoNwEALTH's ATTORNEY

| To the People of augusta Coanty
I hereby declare myselfa candidate for youi
suffrages for the~of1ice of CoMMoNWEALTh,s
ATTORNEY. If you elect me Will perform ne
duties of the Office faithfully ana impartially.
| Respectfully
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-05-05

For the prettiest spring Ginghams go to
mars WELLEk .,
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20 Owners of Minerals and Mineral
Properties.

we have effected arrangements with
Dr Traphagen, graduate of Columbia
School of Mines and now instructor in
chemistry in the Staunton Male Academy,
for furnishing qualitative, analyses Of lion
and manganese ores, ochres. &c. THESE
reports will determine the quality OF the
metal and whether they are of sufficient
value to justify development, and Will
be furnished free. Should a qatdstStdtace
ANALYSIS be desired, it will be supplied at d
reasonable cost. :,
Parties sending specimens must pay All
a,,ar,ro. If transnortatlon Oh materials to
this Office.
The result of the analysis will be pub
lished in the VIRGINIAN, the owner
name being designated by his initials.
Under this arrangement parties having
minerals upon their property can send
specimens and have them tested as 10
quality scithoat cost.
REPORTS OF EXAMINATIONS OF ORES, NC.
Made for the VIRGINIAN.
f. w. TRAPHAGEN, Ph.D.
No. 44s.-J. H., Staunton. Va.-A very
find surface specimen of high grade man
ganese ore.
No. 44e.-R. E. s.. Harrisonburg, Va,
No. BLACK limestone containing calclte.
No. 45o.-R. e. s., No. 2.-Metaiiie
copper
No. 45l.-L. j. H., Lilly, V.-Silicious
rock. carrying small amount OF iron.
S. M. A., May 4, 'S7.
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CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT

To the Voters Of the County Ct Aeeasfo:
l hereby announce myself candidate fol
reelection to the Office of CLERK OF THE COUNTY
and if reelected will discharge the duties Of
the office to the best of my ability.
| febl7-tde WILLIAM A. BURNETT.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-05-05

THE STAUNToN ARTILLERY are now
actively engaged in preparing for their
visit to Washington this month to attend
the competitive national drill. They need
some assistance from our citizens to enable
them to appear with credit to themselves
and to the community where they reside,
and we hope their appeal will meet with a
liberal response. Members OF the company
will call upon our business men for sub
scrlptions and present their case to Their
consideration, which oughtto be favorable.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-05-05

PETIT jurors FOR THE CIRCUIT COURT.
David Rosen, William w. Patteson, James
w. Southards, William J. Harnsberger.
John w. Gilkeson. G. Julian Pratt, DR..
David w. Hanger, John D. Booker, Sapi'l
H. McCue, j Joseph d. Craig, John 9. Eak4e.
Samuel T. Carson, William Gibson, VIM.
G. McKemy. A. A. Sproul, G. V. Horn,
Henry A. Palmer, Nathan /. Blakemore,
James W. Beard, John Christian, Samuel
T. Clemmer.
Attendance is required first day of the
term, 10th instant.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-05-05

Ladies, call and see the White Goods
inst received at WELLERS.
mars
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Respe'
mar lo-tde

UIt UItTS " z1Wyttoee@ CUtNHty
hereby announce myself candidate for re-
ToENEY. return my thanks for all past favors
and, if reelected, will discharge the duties of
the office to the best'of my ability.
febl7-tde MEADE F. WHITE.
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FOR SUPERVISOR

On -SOfE1ht1SOh.
Mr. A. j. Blakemore as consented to the use
of his name as candidate for SUPERVISOR Of
North River District. He will receive the sup
port of MANY VOTERS.
apr 14-tde
David Beard, ESQ.,, has consented to serve. If
reelected as SUPERVISOR for Middle River lis
tri
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New spring goods receiving daily at
mal3 WELLER =.
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lAJs sIoNER OF ROADS.

Col, James G. Cochran will be supported at
the May election for SUPERVISOR Of Beverly
Manor District by MANY VOTERS.
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House Furnishing Goods

of all descriptions, ALL, ALL are here,
and at prices calculated to AsToNIsH,
AMAZE, SURPRISE and DELIGHT those
who have been in the past paying fancy
prices for the above named goods.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-05-05

TIT . 1000 - s LaNwooD VA
of
RNl and and = .g sraaYEm
!
ALTON - w. , sas =
subscribed anu sworn " pcoie
TIED. 800 - Aso'-
Address, FOOD TREATMENT COMPANY.
FICE Main ST.. Staunton, Va.
cE, Knoxville, Tenn.
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9 HENANDoAh VALLEY RAILROAD.
DAILY.

s. F. TYLER. Receiver.
TIME TABLE-In e1ect March IS. 1857
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DIED.

MARRIED.
ApriL21st by Rev. D. A. Penick, Mr.. Al. Mi
ley anu Miss NJ. Edmonia Gilmore, both of
Hockbridge county.
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a MARRIAGE SETTLEM ENT AND TRUST
DEED. In the County Court on Thursday
last two papers We're recorded of consider
able Importance to number Of persons in
this community.
The first was a marriage settlement be-
tween Mr.. James K. McComb. of Augusta,
and Miss Clara Wheeler, of Hampton, Va.
By it, in consideration of the marriage,
Mr.. McComb conveyed to his future wife.
what is known as the Brownlee farm in
this county. estimated at SIC, eco, together
with nearly all of the personal property
pertaining thereto; also the personal prop
erty of Mr.. McComb contained in his resi-
dence in West End. The wedd ng took
place on Thursday. The bride has many
friends IN Augusta, and is cultivated and
accomplished lady.
The second paper was trust deed from
McComh, conveying to Charles f Nelson,
trustee, a lot of real estate, including the
house in West End, interest in a lot of
land in South River district, and in real
estate in Illinois. The whole IS estimated
at about $1,000, and is for the benefit Of
creditors. The preferred creditors are:
w. A. McConb, for $500; Valley E. Me-
Comb, $500. Samuel Life for balance of a
bond; J. G. Cochran, $500; Miss Mary
Hawpe, $3.50. Millard F.. Koiner, 5000:
John d. Bailey, 5000; Augusta National
Bank, $500; Reeves Gait, $175: Walter A.
Wood, $50.
After the repayment of these debts. theresa
/ due, if any, is to be distributed pro rata to
the other creditors of the assignor.
Among the debts is included large
amount us indo.ser for the late firm OF
Clinedinst & BodelI. This paper willreach
pretty high up into the thousands, and is
held by a numler of parties in this COM
munity.
| END OF A LIBEL SUIT.-Some weeks agc
rumor was started in Highland county tC
The effect shat Mr.. John M. Colaw, one OF
the most prominent young men of that
section, and candidate for the Commons
wealth's attorneyship, has been seen in
toxicated at Mcdowell. It was re cognized
as an effort to iniare Mr. Colaw in his can
vass. and he promptly denounced it as {
| falseheod Messrs. Caldwell and Vawter
of Mcdowell assumed responsibility fol
the report, and in published card relter
ated it and charged Mr.. Colaw will
lying Mr.. Colaw very properly insti
tuted suit for SANDER against the signer
of the card, and was pressing it to trial
Last week Messrs. Caldwell and Vawte
made public withdrawal of the charges
coupled with the statement that they wer
satisfied of their mistake and of the inius
tice done Mr.. Colaw. Upon this and thei
assumption of the costs SO far incurred
Mr.. Colaw withdrew the suit. It is
faopy ending to what promised to be al
unpleasant affair. The prompt, manly
and courageous action of Mr.. Colaw vii
be commended by all right thinking people
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MATTINGSi MAITINGs /!

Just received, a very large stock OF plain
and fancy mattings, and my prices are
lower than ever.
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YIN n colnpanion to SHE 20 cents
IlE, DAWN. by Fl. Rider Haggard 70 cents
WEE WIFE, by Rosa Nouchette Cary, % cents
Complete stock of
CaSSELL;S Ma TIONAL LIBRARY.
of choice volumes, always on hand,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-05-05

Hso TIL . LADIES.
MRS. H.SCHERER
Has Just returned from the Northern cities with
a lovely and elegant line OF
MILLINERY AND HAIR GOODS,
All the latest novelties in Millinery ard many
beautiful new styles in Hair Goods sold ex-
tremely cheap.
Toe ladies are all requested to CON e and ex-
anime goods before buying elsewhere, IS her
excellent selection VIII not fail to suit the
most fastidious. sS-Prices to suit all.
apr 28-3m
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

BRANCH OFFICE. Main ST., Staunton, Va.
HOME OFFICE, Knoxville, Tenn.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06

Mrs. Mary W Bean. a daughter Of
Stephen Weston and ono of oldest and
once best know residents Of Skowhogan,
died ON April md at the residence Of
Aaron llcaly BROOKLYN y. Y, where she
had been since the death Of her sister Mrs.
Elizabeth Ilealy, two years and half ago.
\ paralytic stroke followed by pneumonia
caused her death at the ripe aye Of -
years.
The older people Of this village will re
member Mrs Bean Is Mrs Willis Carrier.
She had cndcared herself to large circle
of friends by her cheerful, warm-hearted
nature. She was unseld,h and self-sacri.
hcng and during her whole life was
giving forth service and sympathy to
others She lived a long, useful, Christian
life life which is AN example, an inspir-
alton to her family and friends.
FuuI children, three SONS and "A daugh-
ter. survive her, viz George b. Currier,
Lynn, Mass. Prof \. IL, Curricr, Obcrlm
o.: l.. Il. Currrier, Pamlco n. c. and
Lizzie II. Currier, Brooklyn, y. Y. Mrs.
Beans ramain's were brought on to Skow-
hogan for burial the funeral was from
the residence of her nephew, Chandler
Dow, Madison st Tuesday afternoon.
Prof Currer and Miss Lizzie II. Curricr
accompanied their mothers remains 10
10 this village and left here in return thi,
morning
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06
r, r, TO Moose River.

What shall be Its route from Skowhegaa
to Carratunk Falls
My intimate knowledge of the land
and roads between this place and Scion,
long since convinced me Of the most fca-
siblc location
In building railroads. the construction
Of bridges and tie disturbance Of main
highways should be avoided, when con
ycnicnt.
lnmy Judgment the connection at Skow-
hogan should be near and castcrly Of tie
old Engine House. thence northcrly on or
near the east line of Mrs. Bells garden:
thence northcrly, crossing Lcaviti Street
WEST of W. K. q. Estcs house, thence to
the plains" by the cast side Of Col Dyer :
"Rrickyard", thence across the "plains
to ea,tcrly side Of John We>tOn's land.
thence across Mr.. Collins land to the Shel-
don Reed farm; distance miles thence
nOrthcrly. along tine valley, east of Nils
Bauchard's buildings, Joseph Wyman.s
and the old Rowell farm. 10 near David "a
RoNcll's: thence ACROSS the highway
toward and near Madison Pond. thence
by the shore of the pond to outlet, and
crossing between pond and mills. distance.
4 miles:
From the outlet stream. continue north
crly. by the pond and across the inlct-arlu
of the pond thence bearing northwestern
ly to valley on stream. following valley 10
atwclyc corners. distance ~ mles:
thence from ~tage road nOrthwc>terlY
west of Robbins Hill. 10 near Thomas
Watson place. thence nprlhcriy and bear
ing toward the river. crossing Pail
Brook" below tie Mills at Scion village
and up the shore of the river to Carratnnk
Falls, distance miles showing Whole
distance from connection at SkoWhcgan
to Carratuuk Fails, II miles.
This route crosses but two main high
WAYS. to wit uear David j. Rowclls and
Ccphas Jackman : and would run sui
icicnt distance from roads to avoid an
noyancc TO travellers, and | am confident
that an actual survey will show il remark
ably feasible and direct between Skowhe-
9an and Carratunk Falls. suggest this
route Without reference 10 individual i'll
tercst and with view of calling attention
To its feasibility.
Respectfully yours,
w NJ l. II
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06
a Heavy Pair of Steers.

c. F. Whittcmore Killed pair of fonr
year old steers last week, raised by Kit
fridge Perkins. that dressed 2495 lbs.
Their live weight was 1920 lbs making
the remarkably low shrinkagc Of - per.
cent. The beef was handled by F. S
Cairns and Thompson d lIowcS. Al
though they didn't dress quite a> much.
neither had they done the thousands days
work that certain pair had done thai
dressed 2SOo lbs and that were 10 or l.
years old.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06
Pittsf1eId Wooden viii.

The Pioneer Wooden Mills pitteicld.
Robert DObSon Son pruprirtur>. are
running fun time IL usual. but the firm
report that they are manufacturing ON Il
very closc margin These mills employ
from 10 to 2un hands Who are paid fort
nightly. Last season the prupctur~
built eight cottages for their operatives.
making eighteen in all which they rent 1t
nominal rates The Mes>r> Dob>uu Ii We
now one of the best equipped WOODEN
mills. and also one of the best gri>t mills,
in Maine They have recently fitted every
part of their wooden mill with the Grim
nell automatic >praklcrs supplied with
water from large tank placed in the
tower. six stories high; and have put in Il
leo II. T.. rotary pump for lire purposes.
also - II. T.. duplex >team-pump which
furnishes water for Isis i'll the mill.
This latter system i extended by the
company through the principal streets Of
the village. to he used in ease of lire.
This mill has been enlarged from its orig
inal length of l2o to pa feet. with brick
$50 feet long and "A dryhOu>c
loNGo. also of brick Last fall the firm
put in a 100 II. Hercules WaterWhcrl
and an - II. T.. Putnam engine. Their
gri>t mill has also been relnodelcd. Il new
watcrWhccl put in. also n steam engine Of
10 II r., 50 that it can be run through the
season Of droutn 1t IS 10 be operated by
Hunter 4 McMa~tcr.
HE Maple Grove Woolcn Mill Pitts
field. Denui>uu Walker proprietor. is run
ming full time in all departments. and
driving the cards from Il to lor VI.
\ new boiler and a new mule were put in
last season, and the mill i now fully
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06
-@
Corporation Meeting

We give elsewhere the warrant for the
annual meeting of the Village Corporation
which occureS Monday next The annual
report Of the Corporation for the year
past is in the hands Of the printer and
will be distributed at the meeting. From
this we learn that the valuation Of estates
real and personal is Sl,649.9Sl rate of
tax $50 on Slooo. number of polls 1929
The total tax assessed was Si.G2G -.
Tie expenditures for the year amounted
to Si,G4l.Si. The cash in the trcasurer>
hands amount to SG71.73
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06

The Industrial journal has the follow
ng item, complimentary of SkoWhcgan
man
The lanccy House Pitt~toll @. T..
Blackdcn proprietor, is fully maintaining
the excellent reputation that it enjoyed
under the management of W. b. johnson.
now of the rcnobscot Exchange in This
city, Mr.. Blackdcn, like his predecessor.
seems To he phcnominal landlord, tho
business being entirely new 10 him; yet
anyone putting up at this excellent hostel
ry would at once take him fora veteran
hotel keeper. He is prompt in auticipat-
ng the wants of his guests, i ever Courtc-
Gus and ohliging. sets Il fine table. aud his
rooms are nicely furnished, comfortable
and neatly kept. " it'll sample and bill
lard rooms and "A good livery connected,
the lauccy is hound 10 reman in the front
rank of the best class of Maine hotels.
Mr. Blackdcn has an efficient clerk in Mr..
&. T.. Head.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06
Matrimonial Intentions,

The following intentions of marriage
have been recorded by town clerk Webb
during the week past:
John l.. Tcnncy Skowhcgan and Miss
Mary J. Rowe st. Adams
Robert Giltllcn Skowhcgan, aud Mrs
Sarah J. Warren SkoWhegan,
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06

- had no appetite ar strength and fen
tired all the time l attributed my condition
10 scrofuous humor. | lad tired several
kinds Of medicine without benefit. Eat rs
soon as had taken halt bottle of Hood :
Slrsaparilla, my appetite MS restored and
my stomach felt better. have now taken
nearly three bottles, and never was So well.
Mns. JESSIE F. puIHE>EE. Pascoa-. L. l.
Mrs. c. W. Marriott, Lowell Mass. NaN
complctcly cured Of sirk headache, which she
Ind IL Nrlrs hN Iinnd.s SarsLnarlll.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06
The BcSt spring Medicine

i take Hoods Sar>arri.a for d spring
medicine. and find II just the thing. ti.a,s
mp my system and makes me feel Like a dlh's-
enl man. My wife takes il for dyspepsia. and
she derives great ncucGi from II. She says tt
Is tie best medicine Sic ever taak.' + C.
TURNER. Hook \ Ladder Ne. 1. Boston, Mss.
Last spring | WAS troubled viii hollis
caused by my blood being ont Of order. Two
bottles of Hoods Sar>apriiia cured ne. |
can recommend it To al troubled With alice
lions Of the blood" !. Scnoou, Peoria. Ill.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06

Dir. 5. Oakcs, one of the hest known
citizens of Auburn died suddenly. We'd
ncsdav a!tcrnu vi.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06
Arbor day will occnr about the first of

They have lust received a limo If Rn.b.
ing sand Kid Gloves at Colby's.
Sights and scenes in London =, col,rn
hall next Tuesday eye. tickets 81.
Large line of new sprino iockot- and
wraps Just arrived at white and Wildes
Tho ela,,1aaaa -,
meeting. reelected the same hoard IF If.
rcers.
The ,ea,bor "a. no ,.,., ~. A..
,o.,, 81.
makers.
Mis-. Eo.f. i ynon,,;,, n.;......., :.
New yorl. md NJ, ,maar 1T, -,
in Rot.
Mr. ,lhert Tvao af po.,on ,.a. -. -.
,o,,, ia. na.t III o,, -
father and mother
Nadi.o, Rridga ~ a'n,'rr',, IL
dave rvoninr
49,, /
evening iraln
Mr.. a Mrs Albert Fuller left town this
morning, for a visit to their daughter. in
Mcrosc. Ma,s
Hon \. K. Bixby. has in view the re-
building and charging Of his residence
on Middle street
4 fine black horse hclonriug IN +
y L.
Ie,vrtt broIs. am anl.lo ouo ,Ia,. roe,nfl,.
and is now under treatment by Dir. jew. /
EFT
Mrs II II Rigalow Inns rotprnod f,om
Roston with hor stool. or ,niIli,,or,. no., l..
md will bo roady for cn.t,,,nor. -,
week.
our readers will ohsorro. that No q. go,
thnr q ,a,,os instead Of 4 mi. ,,oot w.
shall do tIds fraauo,tl,. Tor tho con,i,.,q
mnntbs
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mo,nin,, tn attend rho snrin,, ,,,o,i,,,,. l.,
Rn.tor and Nov. yorl, !, tlo i,torogt ~
hcr customors
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ANY lady VINO Will BUY Il Don OF let
oWN GoSsamer lace powder Will he pre-
ented Il fine pull box free by Geo Cnsh-
ne Price only % cts.
Miss Kate Burrlii goes to boston the
asst of the week to meet Miss heefe and
viii spend next week with her buying
foods and looking after styles
Last of the Universalist lecture course
icxt Tuesday eve, at Coburn hall, Rev
,. a. Hayden of Auburn. This lecture
vas prepared while in England last year 4
Mr. w. b. Steward is in Boston this ,
week purchasing dry goods and we NAV /
xpcct he will have something to say to /
,nr readers next week in our advertising ,
columns. I
,r,.o storm, Of Sotur,lov c,.onino kont /
he Norridgewock band boys at home,
consequently no music at the rink. On
lcxt Saturday evening the rink will be
opened for the last time for some weeks.
Mr. Henry W. Woods. who had. until
rcrntlv. been n we'll known business
nan ON our streets. died nj his residence
saturday last from PARALYSIS. AGED about i
40 wears. lie Ind been ont of health for +,
3,
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06
MAR RIED.

Itslaant.,n Narea ., ~, he Hon. W .F
pI'. 20. Joseph Pc,ry Mi M5a5i4F amNrf'oN
L.lL- II N. AML.t-NLL
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06
Death of a Former Resident OF this
Village.

Respectfully yours,
W NJ L. b.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06

High Explosives.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-04-06

Some person, evidently a lover of the
weed, cut piece of glass from the show
window of G. b. Fairgrcivcs, Monday
night last making an opening large
enough to admit hand, and after select
inc two or three fine mecrchaum pipes.
made themselves scarce. A similar act
was perpctrated at S. WhitticrS few
evenings since.
Miss Belle lIerrin departed for Water
Vile last Friday morning, and in the
same evening there was tended a reccp-
ton. at the NJ yestry. \ party of
friends from this place attended, and re-
port the presentation of a large number
of gifts to the young missionary, among
which was a gold watch and chain. At
ter the reception, Miss llcrrin took the
uirht pullman for New y Ork, from which
she with Others took the steamer for At
RIGA. yesterday morning, the 9TH inst.
Twenty-Five dollars would cover the en-
tire receipts of the Claire Scott Theatre
Co., who appeared at Coburn Hall Mon
day evening, in Mary Stuart The
cause for the empty house can be at ribut.
ed to numerous reasons, chiefly the want
of proper advertising, and the 80 and -
cent prices. Net but what our people are
willing TO pay literally for good thing,
As the past shows, but what Augusta pays
10, 20 and 30 cents for, is none too good
for Skowhegan audience, at the same
money. Miss Scott the leading lady, is
an actress of no ordinary degree, and
even the presentation before the small
audience on Monday evening, placed
her as among the first stars that have Wis
tied US. Her support was only ordinary.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-05
RAILROADS.



EDMOND, FREDERICK BU RG
IL AND POTOMAC KAILKOA Schedule
commencing MAY 18th. loc1-easteru stan
darG time:
10 am. leaves Byrd street station daily: stops
Only az Ashland junction. Milford.
Shd fredericksburg. Sleeper tc
washington. Leaves Washington fer
New York at ll:,O am.
iLi- "a leaves Byrd-strcct station daily, *
eept sunday. Leaves Washington -
New York at An pm. also by limi, .
at $50 pm. ParlOr car 70 Washii
ton.
80 leaves Byrd street station dais
sleeper 10 New York.
l0.z, arrives az Byrd street station dai
Sleeper from New York.
@.N pm. ARRIVES ~ Byrd street station daily
stops az Frederic tsburg. Milford. and
s:l5 pm. arrives at Byrd street station daily
except sunday. Parlor ear from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCErT SUNDAYS.
900 pm. accommodation. leaves Broad street
station arrives at Ashland az pm.
ttf pm. leaves Eliza; arrives az Ashland al
6.44 pm.
o25 am. arrives az Elba; leaves Ashland Al
SPA sm.
s.i5 am. accommodation. arrives at Broad
street station. leaves Ashland At sN
Hm.
5.5a pm. arrives at Elba: leaves Ashland ri
5.i2 pm.
c. A.TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent.
i-- Il. ID. MYERS. General sup srinteudent.